PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS Durham women mark Women 's Day A celebration of Inter- national Women's Day will be held in Durham Reglon on Marcb 5 at the Whitby Public Lib- rary from 1: 30 to 4:30 p.m. The theme for the day in Durham Region is "building bonds be- tween women." One goal of an International Women's Day celebra- tion is the sharin.g of in- formation on common goals and figbts of al women. Women may go about their figbt in various ways, but together they have strength as women found out when they formed unions such as the women employed in the needie trade in the lower east side of New York City in March 1860. The celebration on Mareb 5, 1983 18 for the women before us- who fought for the rights wbich we now often take for granted and for the sbared strength that will enable women of today to pursue finan- cial security, safe jobs, control of their bodies and more. The International Women's Day commit- tee began witb a core group of women wbo set the theme for March 5, 1983: building bonds. The core group contact- ed other women in the community in a first step to building those bonds. The women *and the organizations they represent concern themselves with sole support mothers, educa- tion for women, support for rape survivors and the figbt against' porno- graphy, more and better quality day care. Plans for Durham Re- gion's Women's Day include information on community resources for women. The film Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" will be shown. This movie des- Chamber. offers relief from ncome1 tax blahs with senin"nar A dose of relief from the income tax biabs is being offered by the Wbitby Chamber of Commerce at its lunch- eon meeting on Feb. 23. "Individual Tax Planning" is the topie of a speech by Don Shaughnessy, C.A., of Great West Life Assur- ance Company. Sbaugbnessy will dis- cuss the framework for anaiyzing probiems and deal witb tax planning at three levels: vertical equity (setting up a family trust), horizontal equity and timing. Other topics to be dis- cussed are: buying a business, executing a Will, and divorce as related to the business situation. A past president of the Cobourg Chamber of Commerce, Shaugh- nessy has given seminars for television on "Running Your Own THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE m THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM IN THE> MATTER 0F: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0. 1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipaîity of Durham may pass by-Iaws authorizîng construction of t he foîîowing projeots: ROAD NO. 2 5 5 ROAD NAME Slmcoe St. N. NInth Conc. Rd. Ninth Conc. Rd. 15 simcoe St. 15 Roadi15 30 York-Durham Boundary Road 2A Centre Street 17 Mill st. Road 21/Road 23 Bayly Street 4 4/ Taunton Road/ 57 Road b7 44 Harwood Avenue MUNICIPALITY LOCATION Oshawa From Switzer Drive to Regional Road 4 (Taunton Road) Whitby Through Ashburn Pickering From 2.1 km west of Regional Road 23 westerly for 2.7 km Brock From John Street easteriy (Beaverton) for 0.9 km Brock Cameron Bridge, 2.9 km east of Highway 12148 Uxbridge From Hlghway 47 northerîy for 2.2 km Oshawa Intersection i mprovement at Brock Street Newcastle (Newcastle Village> Uxbridge/ Scugog North Street Intersection improvement Pickering intersection~ improvement at Sandy Beach Road Newcastle Intersection improvement AJax Intersection improvement at Station Street, Klngs Crescent and Hunt Street Plans showing details of the projeots and the lands affected may be seen at the office of the Road Design Engineer of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whltby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body, shaîl hear in person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who dlaims his or her land wiII be prejudicially affected by the by-Iaws and who ap- plies on or betore February 25, 1983, to the undersigneci to be heard at a meet- ing of the Works Comnmittee on March 8, 1983. DATED at Whitby this 25th day of January, 1983. G. EMM WORKS COMMITTEE CHAI RMAN W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER 0F WORKS Business. " This series is based on a book by the same name wbich was edited by Sbaugbnessy. He also contributed tbree chapters to the book. With a wide know- ledge of tax problems, Shaughnessy bas also given seminars to em- ployees of the Royal Bank, Bank of Com- merce and the Federal Business Deveiopment Bank on tax and general management. He bas also provided seminars for the Canadian Bar Association. Sbaugbnessy wiIl be speaking at noon on Feb. 23 at the Marigold Dinner Playbouse, 419 Brock Street Nortb. Anyone wisbing to bear bis comments on income tax probiems is asked to çonfirm their attendance by calling the Whitby Chamber of Commerce at 668-4506 by Feb. 18 at the latest. Grahamn White, Ron Brady C & CMotorsLtd. 155 King St. W., Oshawa 5M=~4 cribes the artist's making and showing of an exhibit which symbo- lizes and celebrates women in hlstory. A dis- cussion will follow the film. The Sweet Adelines quartet wili be perform- ing three songs. A panel of three generations of women wili discuss "barriers between women and how to overcome tbem". Refreshments willbe served. People can register by contacting Barbara Hienstra at 692 Antigua, Oshawa, Ontario, L1G 6B4, 728-9377. Good quaiity day care will be available upon request. (Notify Barbara while registering.) A donation of $2.50 is requested to assist with the cost of film rentai. A subsidy is available for low income partici- pants. Space is limited, please register early. Bridge The following are the resuits of last week's play at the Wbitby Du- plicate Bridge Club. North and South: Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ket- cheli, 781/2; Derrick AI- stein and Paul Beisch- lag, 76; Mrs. Helen Spratt and Mrs. Donald Wilson, 66; and, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Winter, 591/2. East and West: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker, 76½/; Mrs. Mar- garet Wilson and Leo Cassidy, 70; Mrs. May Taylor and Mrs. Eleanor Sharp, 671/2; and, Mrs. Jobana Flanagan and Mrs. George Steffler, 651/2. Don McKay of Whitby joined the ranks of municipal clerks wbo bave been certified for achieving bigh educa- tional, experience and service standards, tbe International Instîtute of Municipal Clerks an- nounced last week. In acbieving the designation 0f Certified Municipal Cierk, McKay became one of 93 clerks in Nortb America to be bonoured since the inception of the program in 1970. McKay has held the office of Municipal Clerk since 1980, and for two years prior be was employed as Deputy Municipal Clerk. He came to Whitby from the Township of Oro, where.be was Deputy Municipal Clerk from 1973 to 1978. McKay has a Bach- elor of Arts in Math- ematics from tbe Uni-ý- versity of Guelph and completed a tbree-year course in municipal administration at Queen's University in Kingston. The certification pro- gram is designed to beip clerks- improve tbeir performance, and to professionalize the of- fice of Municipal Cierk. Those bonoured with certification must achieve a degree or di- ploma from a post- secondary institution and participate in con- ferences, meetings and educational seminars while on tbe job. Compe- tence and dedication to tbe job as well as exper- ience are a requisite for tbe certification. 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